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DISCUSSING sClLNtIFIC ToPICs.
AThree. Days session or the National
Academy of Sciences Begun.
fNour Nnri V,{lruo

htGuCfhN va AfNs hHs
New York Tribune.l
The National Academy Of Sciences be-
gan three-days' session ut Columbia
College Yesterday. The meeting was
called to order soon after Il o'clock by
DR.. Walcott Gibbs, foreign secretary OF
the Academy, who presided in the alb
sence of the president, Professor .. g.
Marsh.
The members who were present were
Professor Cleveland Able, Professor
Asaph Hall, and DR.. 7. n. Gill, Wash
ington; General Henry L. Abbott,
President Barnard, Professor &. +.
Chandler, Professor j. $. Newberry,
Professor O. n. Rood, and Professor
W. p. Trowbridge, New York Pro-
fessor George +. Barker, Philadelphia
Professor w X. Brooks, Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore Professor George
Fl. Cook, New Brunswick, n. } DR..
Walcott Gibbs and Professor f.. G..
Pickering, Cambridge; Professor 7.
Sterry Hunt, Montreal Professor Al
fred NJ. Mayer, Hoboken; Professor
Thomas G. Mendenhall. Terre Haute
Professor c. II. I. Peters, Clinton, y.
Y. ; Dr. Raphael Pumpelly, Newport,
and Professor William a. Rogers, Water
vile, Me.
The first paper presented was by Pro-
iessor Mendenhall, on Seismoscopes
and chronological Investigations. He
showed that seismology. the study of
earthquakes, was comparatively new
science The modern seism0icgist studies
an earthquake rather than earthquakes.
A notable advance has been made during
the last dozen years, due largely to the
efforts OF the Seismological Society OF
Japan. The professor thought that the
United States had many advantages for
the study OF earthquakes, 10 spite Of the
infrequency OF their occurrence. he
described instruments for IotiDg and
measuring the extent Of earthquakes, and
recommended the establishment of sta.
tons for observation.
Professor Cope spoke on 1.-The Pri-
mary Specifications of the True
Fishes"
President Barnard read an abstract Of
long paper by Professor Henry Mitch
ell on "Ihe Circulation Of The Sea
Through New York Harbor," aiming to
show the reason for the superiority Of
the harbor Of New York over all
other sandbarrcd inlets and 81 It's COM
paratiye freedom i,om ice. The points
made were briefly as follows There
must DO resultant movement
through the harbor in one direction.
While the ebb and food in the East
river appears to move to aud fro il ino
notonous repetition, there must be net
gain in one direction and permanent
transfer OF water from the sound through
the harbor and out over the Sandy Hook
bar, sweeping away the coast sands. The
two deriyations Of the tide wave rise and
fall from the same mean ocean level, and
meeting in limited channel tend TO dis.
turb this level The East river has been
gagged from side 10 side and from top
TO bottom every fifteen minutes for many
days, and at many different poiats stimuli
taneously. BY actual measurements the
amount OF water passing westward off
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

Mr.. ]. A BROWNE, the delegate-elect
from Nansemond county, will no doubt
be surprised to find himself recorded in
our columns as BROWNE, colored.
These little mistakes viii occur. The
worst thing-and the only bad thing
that va know about Mr.. BROWNE is that
he is a Mahoneite.
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1t has been suggested that the Demo
Gratis Of Richmond ought to present Hon.
JOHN S. WISE with some testimonial OF
their high appreciation of the services
which he rendered to thu Democratic
party in the campaign which has just
ended so disastrously for LEWIS LINDSAY
and the rsst Of the Republicans and al
legged Reformers."
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RUGS.

We have Jus, added to our large stock three
hundred SMYRNA RUGS, and large assort-
ment Of TAPESTRY. VELVET. and MoQUETIE
RUGS. We have made great reductions in he
prices Of them.
OIL-CLOTHs, LINOLEUMs. WINDOW.
SHADES. HASSOCkS, and OlTOMANS. We
cannot give prices. You must see the goods 70
fully appreciate our low prices.
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Vienna cable dispatch says Count
KsLxoKY, in addressing the budget com.
mittee Tuesday, stated that the Govern
ment had received assurances that Rus.
STA and the other Powers interested in
Bulgaria would not become the cause of
q conflict" In view OF the triple alliance
and the fact that that alliance is said to
have the support OF England, 1t would
certainly seem that Russia cannot afford
% become cause OF conflict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

"MAHoSF's talk about the McCos-
NICK law and fraud is intended TO
break the fall which he foresees is TO be
bis next week. lie is thus preparing the
say 10 explain his defeat TO the northern
ectibnalists with whom he has allied
himself, and whom he wishes 10 deceive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

Large additions have Just been made 20 our
stock Of JACKETS. SACQUES, SHORT WRAPS,
UISTERS, DOLMANS. NEWMARkETS, and
RAGLANS. We can No ladies' n all sizes.
chill DRENiS JACKETS and NEWMARKErS.
No such assortment can be found elsewhere.
II useless 10 enumcrate prices, as the gar
menis must 10 seon. We guarantee the lowest
prices Tor nr5t-class goods.
We carry the largest stock Of WRAPS iu This
city. \ visit to oar CLOAK DEPARTMENT viii
prove thi4. LEVY DAVIS.
See our big bargains in CURTAINS. nos
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Ey~ OUR LATEST PUBLICATION
NJ Toy Urir.a lIOhh~.-l llIe, Nramlrkris,
lu Cloth. jersey. Diagonal. -. hI.--- N|Hfnnf-
hnf.. Boz tloIh. Jersey, Diagonal e.; thidrrus
t.oaE-, s iis. uln lumur'4. g. 20 iA 1851, ana
upwards. tliarrus AN-HCol bpurl' haze
CilcraW4ys. 60 ~ and 81. i4aa, Goats. S0s-
malkel-. falsto.,co, iiaV. ip,as, Gaze ~.
Ee.s. iu al A.nis oi flgih. Fl.sh 1ioaa7 in fil
-yi.s. DNr,, GOODS And ~iLhN. iAc Tate 3
weave iu Dres, Goods -lhryrror, al color, =,
ilcne- vile. &c.. uice quality A4l-Nooi >eff7
nil eOiorsGl black 1ft thiI'i Nrctalf lla.A
Dress Gu1ds-.omefaiug uca -eitt trfha
G'1lu-hetlNr tfau la-hncre-al cu.'ir' i+sr ,
Ila-ouat Twill r ,iis. all colnr-, i1c.. Gray ans
Ha.a Ce-lmese-gO inches Ntfe-good ola
Rud ovlra heavy. 43t. BLACK te-l fnefe-iy
inches uiIe-Hood black Rnd extra heavy, 1iti
D. .atk Oro.- Grain Silt. good lu-fre, o'.; Max
Gfcs-Guu1 81 x. good lusre. Sc. b.ack lr.,-
GRAIN 81 3. eoolin ~ 81 .ogasly, iL ~ hhl-
THING FOR lOUsfht fEl,s -- truI rof- lo'in
d { 8itaehtd C0fon, 81. 80 inch 'noiea. h-i 90
tou. g.: Fil.E-lase NONOls. >bcclrs' li
w.als' All pricesi blsuke,'; Vuu.f Si.-
t.lrall Lace. heavy goods, elaborate paifiIH
faneI edge, I'D inches wide. 20. Lace tgsialns'
f.I ,ereil, Wpc1 edge, Pc. Stndow; IN sil'l
>er.n. ro'o.cd tla rroa'n. Sc; foru@. - a.,
qualities, i0V prices; Nai0ur Fable >cofis ana
if..- tABFE1S. We ,ake this opportunity
OBJ stating bai we are selling fiue tafpcia A +,
season 30 extremely .ow prices Our siook 40
caclctt-l .0n t1e commoneal lngfain to t5
fucst Vl,ol-l- acAn )H edged q DC the bf- Il.
....,,ed ,0 Ue seen tti- side OF New YORK; at
80 e1o. without saying tlAf tho prices a,n
low. An as-oiintltot ROYAL Mht0n-, Axmin'
.t.r.. g0.letins. friFtis. BODY brdssat', Tapes
r.... Ins.nir-. bamA.As. Ne0euan-, Hemp,
L.ueiegins. OilCloths. Rugs, Aattines. Mats
Our smyrna aclrl Nur iog s. q Is a oat gain (;
our SMYRNA Hcatth Rag Tor g ~ Is a bargain !;
our smyrna Aosr.u hug ior 81 p is oafsa,n (,
orr SMYRNA Hearth Rug tor SiW i' usfsaih :
ou. Smyrna hearth Rug Tor idc. Dr. oarsain'
our SMYRNA Hearth hug tor -. is q bargain
JAPANESE WOLt-skiNS. Another intoce I,
Ja.tness Wolk-Skins. gray and Haite. - - Ani
81. Aisn, Black Robes; haps & afiAsc SA'I
No.. a. nATTfNG> -pagola Matlidg. It.
b--t Jointis.s Mating, as; Li1o.ecm CA yeat
rloor. 81. Best 50a SHIRT ip no Siy srlr,'
line OF GkNILaMENiS FURNISHING GOODS
ISAAC SlCLE \ CO,
s0s east Broad street, neAi 10 corner gs lD1S.
Note location. nc > lux -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

SCHOONER J. s. BEACHMAN Is
y now diseaarglne e.s6i barrels fresh ROCK
LAND LINE; schooner john 4, Guiln is nov
dischargiug ea7l barrels q "HOfFAANS"
ROSENDALE CEMENT. schooner Amer, Mason
daily expected with cargo OF "dOfFMAN T"
CEMENT: also, schooner q. W Anderson, cargo
HOFFMAN, CEAENf--for sale low from dock.
ANCHOR LIME, PORTLAND CEMENT, FIRE
BRICK, sc, SC. WARNER MOORE.
NOVA-sCorIA LUMP and GhouNp PLAs-
TER. The only plassceinlll in.tne city, oss3
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EDUCATIONAL.
VHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.

A SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOX
GIRLS -.
Nos. 1919 and 1914 Fourteenth street. ana No. ''''
Nasaachusetts avenue, northwest hiSh-
land Place, Washington. II. 1. 49,.
Three cofnmOliOns cOnnccung houses s1N
omen grounds lr9nt and rear
81 Know Of no school for young ladies' Who's
llplona commands q higher feepcH man We
NerxooI Institute Justice :. \. NltLsS.
"Urited states supreme Court
A reduction male nom published rates w
nunlls entering 10 November Address
aoas.s PrsatgsaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

"There are more things in Heaven and
earth, Horatio, than are dreampt OF in
your philosophy" Oh course Why
those old buffers suffered horribly with
aches and pains, and didn't and couldn't
know that Salvation Oil would cure
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

"Mr. BLAINE has written to EUGENE
HALE that he doesn't desire the Repub-
lican nomination for the presidency
That settles it that JANEs G.. is very
anxious for the nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
CARPETS.

We now show the largest stock Of CARPETS in
this city. We have the largest room ia This city
to show them In. If You wan: 90 buy aVELNEr,
MOQCETTE, WILTON. BRUSSEL~ TAPESTRY,
THREE-PLY, INGRAM, COTTAGE. HEMP.
LIST. or VENETIAN CARPET, We can sui, you in
price, style. and quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

.4 LAST hEtAD = ] KILL.
IL IN VAST or Any rIlND HERE MEN.
TONED ~ WILL PAY you To GIVE
Is AN EARLY CALL
DRESS GOODS.
CASHNERES ats %, l24, 10, %, 5i, 30, and 6sc.
,rPGioa'ls<. -. g7,l. 90. aud o), a yard;
PLAID DRESS GOOD, at Is, ID. Is, ani 90.
rRlCor, at 30, 40. a.. O., and 75c. a yard.
BLACK AND CoIoRED DRESS SILKS in an
ttrn nov -lq.io- and fabrics:
EXlKA-QUNIN SILK RlADANERE al %.
FELNEI- AND PHI SHES.
slLK VELVET. m black and coiors' worth 81,
SILK PlJ ,dE~ AZ e5, q ynrl worth iie5:
NIOE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY ~lRlrED
FELFtIs AND PLtsHEa FOR IlIN-
BLANKETS.
BARGAIN IN A ftLl~silE WHITE BLAN-
ALI" oo.' ii4 CALIFORNIA WHITE BLAN-
kEI worth fi atSL-O;
GRAY BLANkEl, from $50. up;
WHITE b.ANhkl>, edges slightly eoil'i, 10
CLOAKs.
E,cryihing pow, desirable ana -'yI.-h i9 -,
DIES, MISSES. ana CHlDl Ht1@ WRAPS
We show il vast assortment;
~pe. .al nH ufou is called tp our Itft. t--'.~
uent oi LADIES PLUSH 6AhNL'l',
WHICH we show ln an styles ana li.'- nom
SDup. -
UNDERWEAR
LADIES'. GENriEMEN,. ami ,ill DRESS
MEflN so AVID ALl-MOoL lNN.-.N tAh ia
AI grades 1ul -tFifs;
Scarlet UNDERMINE for ladies' aud gentle
Man: -
LADIES' Nr~HN AND CAMBRIA UNDER
WEAR m no newest -ftl'e.
CARPETS.
Ak f0 see oar CHINESE CAHPEliNG 40 ~ AMI
25c "a yfri-a big bargain;
INGRAM CARPETS from - to sj-. yard;
TAPESTRY NAklEIlSG al 90, 90, IN, ani -;
yard
TIHaE-llY CARPETS b lni 9o. Yarit
Special bargains m LACE CURTAINS, WIZ
uOW.~tAUES. &C..
FLOOR DlL-CIOIil an %. yard;
RUS AND Dkl G0kl> iu ali alyln.
ID. SIS T.. MlIIELDORtER,
no 2TuGIh 5S Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

1t might not do to print what the Ohio
malignants thought when they heard the
news from Virginia Tuesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

We have The Southern clinic for
November. c. A. BRYCE, NJ. d., editor
and proprietor, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

1t would appear that MALONE in try
ing to turn Virginia over to JOHN SHER-
MAN turned himself under.
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New IsOOk.

BuH Upon R0ck. ADA AUGUSTA
GAIT. Revised and enlarged. Balti-
more D. IL. CARROLL. 1887.
For sale 10y the publishers.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

The son Of his father was not trump
card in New York.
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The FELLOWS got there in New York
despite a World of opposition.
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GREATER BARGAINS THAN EYER
a......'''.'''"@ @"'''''''''''"9
|CLOAKS. " F.. WRAPS
S7RAUSE BROTHERS,
1909 Main Street.
HERE ARE DUB FIGURES on SOME ITEMS
FOR
THIS WEEK.:
DAMAGED GARMENTS AT HALF MANU-
FACTTRERS' COST.

DAMAGED GAhMENI~ n fALL F'shr'N
FACrURERS' COST.
BEFORE going further let Us explain 20 you whnt
We mean BY damaged garments lhete are No.
holes In them. Each garment IS pcri"' tly ven
made, and is Narrated 20 NJ chilifen OF as'' ~.
marked, but there Is a slight d2foct IN 'ne piiA1
OF the cloth Y.u vOuld Rrrer potter u naless
calicd y0ur attention 10 the Jaci ana sometimes ND
ercn then: 50 tho manufacturers term mem
"shaicd." and we own them a. prices "Li.h
eun1'e US 20 sell them at half what 70 cost ID
lot iSl~Nissos' DOLANDS BEAVER NEW
MARKET S--seal brown, age tea years, WIN
cape trimmed with AsIachan, and tourist DaeS-'
a, s. 10 worth 80 .... ,.,,,,r
Lot 4gs-Misses' steol-mixture MtLtoN NEN -
MARK EFT S-bOS-pl back. olack ul4u "''"H
plaid-fi worth s. ... 90,
Lot 39i-Ni.ses' steo-mixture MELTON-Tith
cape, box pleated buck with strap aIl p"lNi'-
''i Iot "" .Ss.s.--Bg0CwN MELTON MISSES NEW
MARKETS o'ght TO twelve years. collar a.L
cuT- trimmed with A,trachan, box-pica' ID
bacE-f2 80 worth 50.
Lot3i6-NEWM MARKETS for Misses eight ION
twelve, and fourteen years plush collar ,ll I''7'
Lot l16-~NEWMAK for Ni-sas ton, twcFc,
and sixteen years. Win calc,. brown Hn" k.,i l.-
plaid, triple box plcdt ban back. ~ u ~ worm T.
lot 3S3-BLACk DlAGo y Al Nt" VI H.
KErS-collar and cuffs uimmed wih plial' o.
s21 worth Sc. ...,-,.-..
Lotri3-seal. brown BEAVER NEWMhbKE :,
colsr and cuffs trimmed with beaver idr-a-
i;.i3 worth flj.
PERFECT GARMENTS.
Don't imagine that we have nothing mt
"Sladed - garments because II the foregoing.
our stock Of FLUSH GARMENTS a. every Gf-
srripti0u il complete. and for low prices We i'ly
competition. Below We give iew pfce-.
We offer special bargain in an elegant StA
PLUSH StCQtE, sple didly lined Ru1 male,
and now sold at o.hcr houses nc f.I30-reduiel
for this week 20 81.
A grand SEAL PLUSH SACQJ Z. which would
sell all over the country az SO, reduced Tor th4
week 20 rs. 49,.
1s-We shall display this Week SHORT WRAPS
In As;rachan. Bou.'e Cloth. and fer'ia Cd IN,
with every kind OF trimming, prices ranging
from s. t. s2j
OUR CHAPTER or BLANKETS.
THISTLE 1914 SILNER-GRAN at9lc.
SILVER STAR l0-i GRAY AZ il.69.
COLORADO ALB. GRAY al $50
COLORADO G.B. GRAY az $3.50.
RED LILY 1914 att S.
HONE 1914 atf2Gs
SIGNAL SERVICE Wci) ~ s. 81
BLANKETS too numerous 20 mention here.
Call and see thom, aud te co nyinced that we are
headquarters
Persons residing outside the city Of Richmond
can avail themselves n tho bargains We o1er
from timo 10 time. our Nal-OrIcr Department
IS well organized, AMI orders either Tor goods or
samples are attended 90 tho same day they are
received. We guarantee satisfaction ln every
/ respect.
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"a EETIAGS.

NNUAL REUNION OF "F "
"A COMPANY ASSOCfATlON.-The ANNUAL
REUNION OF "F" COMPANY ASSOCIATION
will be held TT : 1hursdayl EVENING at
O'Clock at SANGER HALL. After the cleo
ton Of officers. &c. the banquet viii be served.
Every member IL expected - 10 present. ana
cordial invitation ia extended the contributing
members OF r" Company volunteers.
CHARLES K. SKINKEK, President
r. A. BROCK, Secretary. no lO-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

TIE GREAT NiII-NTRIET DlZilR,
1909 MAIN STREET.

~ Country merchants viii save money by
calling aud looking through car wholesale De-
partmenL no lU-lt
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PERAONAl..

/ AND G. JOHNSTON, PAISLEY,
4. SCOTLAND, write Norman stewart lnow
deceased many years. for information Of per
so1 named Croasen. formerly from Belfast, Ire
land. n timber or lumber merchant. who lived
either in Richmond or some part OF Virginia or
West Virginia. Ills sister Il anxious 20 hear Of
him. Address BOX No. &C.. Richmond, Va or
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO, 81 Main street., Rich
mOnd, Va. no lO-lW
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HUNTER G. CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND FINE STA
TONERS,
G20 East Broad Street,
RICHMOND, VA.

ties
is Just what it ought to be. Our goods
are pleasing orr prices are pleasing, and
our customers always go away pleased
with what they see and buy and the cour-
tcous attention shown them by our sales
men.
We have received all the latest novel
ties in
Fashionable Stationery,
both plain and in odd shapes, sizes, and
colors. strathspony, Quattermain, Mo
ME Cloth, Etching, Homespun, May
fewer, Sweet Yioets, and Sepia Finish
are few Of the many novelties in Box
Papers which We have recently received,
and when we say that these goods are
pretty and extremely novel we arc simply
re-echoing the voice of those who have
seen and bought them.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S FINE
POCKET.BOOKS and CARD-CASES
are also in demand, and wc feel satisfied
that We can please even the most ias
tlious there, for it does seem that we
have everything IN that line ole can wish
for, from the handsomest japanese and
Seal down to the cheaper grades in Calf
ard otlIer FaGcy feathers.
In orr Book Department we aim to
carry 1 fresh and Clean stock OF the later
books by the standard authors, en-
bracing Books # Fiction, History,
Biography, Religious and Devotional,
Books II Poems, ia all bindings also,
Books of all kinds for children. Hymn
Books, Sunday School Books and sup
plies, Prayer-Dooksand Hymnals. Catho-
lie Prayer-Books, in al. bindings A
large assortment OF these, and ut popular
prices.
Engraving Neutrality-suspicious., Pro-
grammes, Westinghouse, etc., done in
the best style.
HUNTER & CO.,
629 east Broad street,
Richmond, Va.
Late Of Stanton, va,)
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FAIR. &c.
CT. MARY'S GERMAN SCHOOL
FAIR.
MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS
FAIR. &c

Tho attractions at this Fair are becoming more
numerous as the Fair goes on.
There Is an ABUNDANCE OF FANCY AND USE
FUL ARTICLES TO DO disposed Of regardless OF
value.
ICECREAM. CAKES, CANDIES, and FRUITS.
EXCELLENT SUPPER for 25c., comprising
Oysters Cod Meats, Salads, cake. Tea aud
Coffee. Eruits &C.. served at any time.
good evening OF enjoyment TO lnoss who A.
tond. nos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

NOTICE.-THERE WILL BE A
- MEETING OF THE CONFEDERATE MON
UMFNT ASSOCIATION or HENRlCO ~ " Buona
VISTA the residence OF James T. Redd, on FRI
DAY EVENING. November llth. at O'Clock.
Asthi3 Is the last meeting before the completion
of the monument all persons interested in the
matter are urgently request d 10 be p cseni.
no i0-2t LUCY T. Redo, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

MASONIC MOTTO + .-A,A,
w stated Communication u METRO ~
POIITAS LODGE. No II. A., F. AND a.
MASONS. will oe held at their loige-room IN -
Alhanq Tinn. Third and Main streets, THIS
NhursdaY EVENING. ION instant, att p o'clock.
Master Masons in good standing are invited to at
tend
BY order OF the W. ".
no l0-lt ;. b. JAtObS, secretary.
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CURTAINS.

We offer a large lot Of CHENILLE and TUR-
CONAN CURTAINS from 8 up 70 $50 pair.
LACE CURTAINS from 50,. up 20 30 pair
sll very cheap. LEVY DAVIS.
nos
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FINANCIAL.

NOW THE TIME TO SPECULATE.
Active fluctuations IN the market caer oppcr-
tunities 10 spectators to make money IN Grain,
Stocks, Bonds, aud Petroleum. Prompt poraoudi
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OFFICE or rsrEEsBgEa RAILROAD CO..

RIcHYHoND, Va, November 3, 1887. I
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
y ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Of this
company will be held az tho Office Of tho COM
pauy In Petersburg on MONDAY tie 2lst IN
NJ. W. YARRINGTON.
no It'd secretary.
A NNUAL MEETING.-THE AN
N NTAL meeting Of the stockholders II the
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POIO-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY will 10 held on
WEDNESDAY. November 10. 1857, az L. o'clock
NJ a, Byrd-sroet station, in me e.. ~ Of Rich
mould ). b. MlNNlON,
no Ltd Secretary.
4 MEETING OF ALL PERSONS
"a who own PROPERTY on Scuf1ietown road
west Of LombarIy street 10 Reservoir bolle-
ward is requested ~ the CITY Engineers OfIice
o,,iocS. no S-Fu,Ih&>a3t
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
y MEETING.-The annual meeting Of stock
holders Of the VIRGINIA WESTERN RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY VIII be held at tie Office OF
Va, on TUESDAY. November l5 1857, at Il
o'clock VI. Tho transfer stOrk-bOOes OF tho
company will be closed from the 9th 10 18th
November inclusive.
- 49, W. T. TONNES,
no i-eodtd secretary
NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING
" or THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
BRISTOW RROWNSTONE COMPANY win be
held n the Office Of Charles II. Oueraon. 'O)
SAMSON street, Philadelphia, Pa. TUESDAY,
November L.. 1887, al O'Clock 7. NJ
NJ b. POlTIAUX,
no l-tNol5 Secretary
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